Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Explains the N3 grammar point 〜ておく (te oku), meaning to do something in advance or to leave something as is, with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar points.
Blog covering Japanese grammar points, trending phrases, and slang with practical explanations and examples for learners.
Video lessons from NHK's Erin's Challenge series for intermediate Japanese learners, with downloadable PDF scripts, manga, and grammar explanations accompanying each 25-minute episode.
Online quizzes covering Japanese grammar, vocabulary, kanji, listening and reading comprehension, with JLPT practice questions.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge teaching intermediate learners how to make suggestions to friends, with downloadable PDF explanations and scripts.
Explains the uncommon grammar pattern 〜くあれる, formed by combining い-adjective adverbial forms with the potential form of ある, for advanced learners encountering this structure in native texts.
Tool for conjugating Japanese verbs in past, present, te-form, polite and negative forms with translation and definitions of conjugation models.
A directory and portal of websites, apps and online tools for studying Japanese, organized by skill category including grammar, vocabulary, kanji and listening.
Free JLPT N5 grammar reference listing 20 foundational grammar patterns with detailed explanations, formation rules, usage notes, and example sentences for learners preparing for the N5 exam.
Kanji cards and vocabulary study materials for the MARUGOTO Elementary A2 course, organized by topics like making friends, eating out, and traveling to Okinawa.
Interactive quiz for practicing Japanese particles with fill-in-the-blank exercises and explanations. Covers distinctions like は vs が, に vs で, を vs に, and と vs や for learners of all levels.
Self-study site from the Japan Foundation aligned with MARUGOTO Elementary 1 A2, offering vocabulary, grammar, kanji, and listening practice organized by topic with interactive drama and cultural content for beginners.
Explains the different types of kanji readings including on'yomi and kun'yomi, with examples of how a single kanji can have multiple readings and how rendaku and sokuonbin affect pronunciation.
Explains the modern usage of すごい as an adverb in Japanese, showing how native speakers use it with examples like すごいおいしい. Suitable for intermediate learners understanding colloquial grammar patterns.
Explanation of the Japanese sentence-ending particle よ (yo) used for emphasis, assertion, and new information, with usage examples and comparisons to similar particles like ね.
Lessons on Japanese mimetic words and onomatopoeia (giongo and gitaigo) organized by JLPT level, with example sentences and explanations for learners studying vocabulary and expressions.
Explains the Japanese particle ぞ (zo) used for masculine emphasis and strong assertion in casual male speech, with usage examples and context guidelines.
JLPT N2 Grammar
Daily Japanese lessons organized as connected series from beginner to advanced level, covering kanji etymology, typing methods, keigo, grammar patterns, and reading practice.
Guide to Japanese verb conjugation covering present and past tense, polite and plain forms, and special forms like potential, causative, and passive voice. Suitable for learners beginning to study verb patterns.
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